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Myles was a surgeon in Richmond Hospital during the 1916 Rising, and spent the week treating the wounded, the first of which was Dublin Metropolitan Police Constable, James O'Brien. Myles set up a temporary hospital unit at Father Mathew Hall after…

An account of Sir Charles Alexander Cameron,professor of Hygeine and Political Medicine, and his involvement in the 1916 Rising as a surgeon at RCSI.

An account of Richard Francis Tobin's involvement in the 1916 Rising as a surgeon at St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin, who sought to inform the insurgents of their vulnerability in their positions at St. Stephen's Green.

Photographs of the RCSI Boardroom, periodically designed to show how it would have looked while the building was under siege by Countess Markievicz and her fellow rebels.

This image depicts the main floor of the RSCI 'Surgeons and Insurgents' exhibition, celebrating the centenary of the 1916 Rising in Dublin.

Poster boards outlining the details and events of the insurgents' occupation of RCSI during the Rising.

A brief account of Michael O'Doherty and his involvement in the 1916 Rising. O'Doherty was a member of the Irish Citizen's Army and was stationed at St. Stephen's Green during the Rising.

A contextual account of Michael Mallin's involvement in the 1916 Rising in Dublin. Mallin was the Cheif of Staff of the Irish Citizen's Army and was stationed at St. Stephen's Green during the Rising, before retreating to RCSI.

An account of Michael Francis Cox's involvement in the 1916 Rising. Cox was a well-established physician associated with St. Vincent's hospital, the Coombe Hospital, and Temple Street Children's Hospital. During the 1916 Rising, he tended to the…

A demonstration of the medical kit used in the first aid station at RCSI during Easter Week, 1916